Barnard Columbia Student Groups Schedule Campus Events
Bulletin lists meetings and lectures across Barnard and Columbia. Israelis consul general Benjamin Ehav speaks on Israel Today in Barnard Hall room 302. Mathematics Club opens in Milbank Hall room 125 at 3 PM with Symbolic Logic. Friday Night Discussion Group led by George Bernstein meets at 27 East 11th Street at 8 AM. Hans van de Saal presents Photography as an Artistic Medium in room 610 Schermerhorn at 8 PM. Columbia Chorus performs Renaissance Music at St Paul’s Chapel Monday October 16 at 7:30 PM, free admission. Danforth Lectures series on October 16 18 and 20 features Montana James E. Rea on Our Roman Catholic Heritage. Bryn Mawr College invites Barnard to Sports Day October 28 with Barnard bus transportation from Barnard Hall. Manuscripts for College Student’s Poetry Anthology due November 5 with author details on each sheet. National Poetry Association address given. Soroptimist Club of Los Angeles offers tenth 1500 Fellowship with February 1 1962 deadline open to American and foreign graduate women.
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Columbia University Chorus
St. Paul's Chapel
Danforth
Montana
James E. Rea
Columbia University
Soroptimist Club of
Los Angeles
College radio forum tackles family change and resources
The department hosts a panel on Is Family for Changing with speakers Belton Mebus Traube and others. Moderated by Mirra Komaerovsky the discussion will cover Present Educational Trends and Problems and United States foreign policy topics.
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Mirra Komaerovsky
Henry ©. Sharp
Geology de- Martivant
Penelope White
Ruth Wilson
Tis Urcer
Oe Tei
Helen Bailey
United States
Basil Bauch
Chaian
Henry Boorse
Barnard Curriculum Panel Eyes Educational Philosophy Shift
Carrie McCagg urged stressing ideological questions for transfer students and pushing a basic philosophy behind Barnard education. The Curriculum Committee will compare Barnard to peer colleges and study aims, addressing independent study tutoring, a rating system, trimester or four course structures, and earlier reading lists.
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Carrie McCagg
Barnard
Dr. Park
Miss McCagg
Wll
Messianism and Zionism in Early Jewish Thought
The article notes a split in the joint hope of messianism, with Zionism pursuing Israel's restoration to the Promised Land while socialism aims to reclaim humanity's basic rightful condition. The fragment discusses tensions between ideological strands and their respective aims.
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Israel
Freshmen Nominate Candidates for Class Presidency
Freshman class of 1965 voters will choose a new class president tomorrow afternoon. Linda Epstein, Susan Soeffler, and Marjorie Rosenblum were nominated at a meeting led by Ruth Klein. Seventeen candidates spoke last week, proposing improvements in student relations and class committee action.
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Linda Epstein
Susan Soeffler
Marjorie Rosenblum
Ruth Klein
NSF Fellowships Named For Science Social Studies
The National Science Foundation awards annual stipends to college seniors, diaaners and postdoctoral students for advanced study. US citizens take the GRE on January 20 1961 and apply by December 18 1961 with awards announced March 15 1962.
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National Science Foundation
U. S
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Constitution Ave
N. W
Washington
D. C
Eisenhower McIntosh Lunch at Waldorf Addresses Women Education
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Millicent McIntosh will speak at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon on October 19. The event aims to raise awareness among corporate and foundation leaders about the role of independent women’s colleges in shaping the nation’s future, with over 200 executives expected to attend.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Millicent C. McIintosh
Waldorf Astoria
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Council of Financial Aid To Education
General Eisenhower
McIntosh
Eisenhower
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Kirk
Ogden Reid
Barnard College
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Barnard
Samuel R. Milbank
Barnard College Board of Trustees
Mademoiselle Magazine Holds Three College Contests
Barnard undergraduates may enter three contest categories in art fiction and fashion talents for prizes and potential publication in the August issue. The magazine also sponsors its fourth annual College Publications Contest with Undergraduate Faculty and Alumni prize divisions for college and alumni magazines. Deadline is June 30, 1962.
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Barnard
Mademoiselle Magazine
Mademoiselle
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Barnard Hall
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Mathematics Club
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East 11Th Street
George Bernstein
Hans van de Saal
University of Leiden
Topore
Schermerhorn
Bryn Mawr College
Jake
A.A
National Poetry Association
Selby Avenue
California
Barbara Belton
Kathleen Mebus
Eleanor Traube
Bulletin
Hell
Columbia
Steve “X
Steve
Ted Kremer
Ferris Booth Hall
Science and Social Studies
Vito Battista
Wollman Auditorium
Magazine
Michel
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116Th Street
Bulletin Business
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99Th Streets
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